Small utilities for coursework and projects: format and validate data, test patterns, decode tokens and try HTML, CSS and JavaScript in a live playground.
Write, run, and preview HTML, CSS, and JavaScript instantly in your browser.
Format, minify and validate JSON with clear error messages showing the line and column of the problem.
Convert JSON arrays to CSV for Excel or Google Sheets, with nested objects flattened into columns.
Encode text to Base64 or decode Base64 back to text, with UTF-8 and URL-safe support.
Percent-encode or decode URLs and query strings, and break a URL into its parts and parameters.
Decode a JSON Web Token locally to inspect its header, payload and expiry. Decoding only, no signature verification.
Test JavaScript regular expressions with live match highlighting, capture groups and replacement preview.
Write Markdown with a live, sanitised preview. Export as .md or a standalone .html file.
Format messy SQL into readable, indented queries with consistent keyword casing, or minify it.
Generate random (v4) or time-ordered (v7) UUIDs in bulk with formatting options.
Pick a colour and convert between HEX, RGB, HSL, HSV and CMYK, with contrast checks and shades.
Convert Unix timestamps to readable dates in any time zone, and dates back to Unix time.
Count total, code, comment and blank lines in pasted code or multiple source files.
Compare two texts and see added and removed lines or words highlighted side by side.
Generate placeholder text as paragraphs, sentences or words for mockups and designs.
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